Our girls were so delighted with their gift bags
Cutting of the Cake (look at the girls happy faces)
I also recently had my hair 'plaited', as we say here. I asked two of my Nigerian neighbors to do it for me. Because white folks hair is so silky, attachments have to be braided into the real hair so that the braids will last. It only took 4 hours! I say 'only' because I once had it done with really small, tight braids and it took 13 hours - for real. These mug shots are just so you can see the final product. :) I kept the braids in for two weeks.
3 comments:
I love seeing the smiles on those precious faces- what a treat for them to have a birthday party! And your hair looks beautiful!
lovely hair...thx for all the good work you are doing in nigeria
u sure do look pretty with that hair. Thanks for your labor of love. Its a pity their is such a wide gulf between the rich ..middle class and the poor in Nigeria..I consider myself among the middle class, but I can't afford to buy cooking gas right now and have resorted to kerosine for now..I come from the east and I decided to help support a girl from a poor family she thought she was 15 her parents said she was 14 when i sent for her baptismal certificate i found out she was 17! for many Nigerians a birthday is just another day.pls give us acct details so we can give our widows mite to support what your doing ..for a 30 yr old u have done a lot.
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